📷 Lemong Camera Desk Mount Stand with Ball Head - Adjustable 12.9-22 Inches Aluminum Alloy, Desk Clamp for Video Light, Ring Light, Panel Light, Webcam, Projector Review

This desktop camera mount does the job, I was a little worried it wouldn't be able to support the weight of my Sony A7ii with a large lens, but it held up well. The adjustable clamp was very helpful as the standard position didn't fit the table I was using, but a larger value worked great. Overall it works as expected and if you are looking for a desktop camera mount then this will help you.

I have this DSLR/light stand to use as a monitor stand. Combined with some tablet clips, I attached two 15.6-inch USB-C portable monitors to a stand. The whole setup feels very solid and perfect for adding multiple monitors to a small desk. The ball head and the clamps are mostly made of plastic. Everything seems really solid when tightened, and I'd feel comfortable fitting a mirrorless body with a smaller lens or a light ring light to this thing.

I finally have my own photo table so it's time to get a stand. It is very durable and holds firmly to the table. There is a ball joint at the top so you can tilt the light or camera in the direction you want. The arm is telescopic. He can climb nice and high and holds his position well. The mounting clip on the base is fantastic. Has a threaded handle for attaching to a table. The bracket can be reattached to widen the neck of the collar. This allows you to attach it to almost any table or…

This is not uncommon. It keeps my camera light above the monitor without the need for a tripod that would take up more space around the table. The product is neat with a decent finish. I took off one star for the packaging. The valves on the box opened too easily, which I think contributed to the first batch missing a part: a ball joint. Neither the first nor the second batch had any other packaging for protection. The shipping label was attached directly to the box with the stand inside. There

I have so many tripods and flashlights but I still run out of hands in situations because I miss hair and overhead lighting opportunities because it's just some special specialty gear I really don't use often I'll be using so I've decided not to invest in this, it's a great little inexpensive mount to pair with my portable RGB panel that serves both purposes. The material is strong and I feel safe attaching it to something fragile, also because of the protective coating. I could feel safe on…